Landscaping covers everything from a fresh flower bed to grading, soil, and clearing a whole yard, so the price range is wide. The honest answer is that it depends on scope — but here's how the work is priced so you can budget with confidence and know what you're paying for.
How landscaping is priced
Most projects are priced by the job after a look at your yard — based on materials (plants, soil, mulch, stone), the labor and equipment needed, and the size of the area. Bigger dirt work like grading or clearing is priced separately from planting and beds.
What drives the cost
Heavy work moves the number most: grading, soil delivery and spreading, clearing brush or overgrowth, and hauling off the old material. Simple bed refreshes and plantings are at the lower end; reshaping a yard with equipment is at the higher end.
Why 'finished' matters
A cheap quote that leaves the cleanup to you isn't really cheaper. A fair landscaping price includes hauling off the debris and leaving the site clean — that's part of the job, not an add-on. We quote it that way up front.
Getting an accurate number
Because scope varies so much, the only honest price comes from seeing the yard. We come look, talk through what you want, and give you a written number before any work starts — no surprises.
Want the real number for your job?
Skip the guesswork — tell us what you've got and we'll give you an honest written price.
